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| Aimee Copp | |
| Michael De Stefano | |
| Brenda Monte | |
| Mikey Russo |
| Nicholas Barker | Director, Screenwriter |
| Brad Bergbom | Sound/Sound Designer |
| Sam Bickley | Associate Producer |
| Paul Binns | Editor |
| New State Entertainment | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Rupert Lord | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Tom Parkinson | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| William Rexer II | Cinematographer |
| Steve Wax | Producer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
an excellent film, i reccomend everybody should by it. it totally blew me away!
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Overview
Writer-director Nicholas Barker opens the doors into the lonely, cruel world of single adults in New York City in this bleak comic quasi-documentary which uses real New York singles as actors. Barker selected his four stars from a series of telephone interviews. The two men and two women are unlucky in love and hungering for attention. Mikey Russo is a 54-year-old screenwriter who hasn't yet sold a major script. He is also an aspiring actor. Though his interest in film hasn't brought him riches, it has given him a way to meet women. Michael De Stefano is a 40-year-old transportation worker who has spent 15 years answering personal ads trying to find the perfect wife. He goes through many encounters patiently hoping.